Again, Intel is withdrawing a Celeron
The Celeron M ULV 523 CPU has been enriching Intel's product portfolio since the third quarter of 2007.
Most recently, the old man Celeron D 326 Intel informed its partners about its retirement, and the other day it decided to shut down mass production of the Celeron M ULV 523. The Merom core CPU, which enriches the so-called Ultra-Low Voltage series, is made with 65-nanometer manufacturing technology, with a clock speed of 933 MHz and a system bus speed of 533 MHz. The CPU, equipped with a 1 MB second-level cache, boasts a maximum TDP of 5,5 watts, with Intel placing an order by July 13 this year and shutting down sales on March 2010, 15.
